Steven Weigand <weigansj at nwu.edu> wrote:
> I can not offer you any suggestions for Setor since I have never used
> it, but I can help you with molscript. If you output either postscript
> or eps files from molscript, the resolution is that of the printer
> (usually >= 300dpi) since postscript files contain line drawing commands
> for the printer. However if you make a raster3D input file and then use
> raster3D's render command
You can also circumvent the raster3d step if you have ghostscript installed.
This is a postscript interpreter which can rasterize postscript in whatever
resolution you want.
To convert a postscript file into rgb with a resolution of 300 dpi, you
would issue a command like
gs -r300 -sDEVICE=rgb -sOutputFile=bla.rgb bla.ps
(Support for rgb output has to be compiled into ghostscript. You can use
a different pixel format, however, and convert it into rgb later.)
I admit, however, that raster3d images look much more spiffy than molscript
images.
--Cornelius.
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